Adsorbent for toxic shock syndrome toxin-1, method for removing the toxin by adsorption, adsorber packed with the adsorbent,and use of the adso rbent
CA 2287169 A1 · Owner: Kaneka Corporation · Inventors: Sakogawa, Takayuki; Hirai, Fumiyasu; Tani, Nobutaka
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Adsorbents for toxic shock syndrome toxin-1 (TSST-1) composed of a waterinsoluble carrier and a compound which is immobilized thereon and has a log P (wherein P means the partition coefficient in an octanol-water system) of at least 2.50; a method for eliminating TSST-1 in bodily fluids characterized by , bringing bodily fluids containing TSST-1 into contact with the above-mentioned adsorbents; adsorbers for TSST-1 comprising a container which is packed with the above adsorbents and provided with an inlet and an outlet of bodily fluids and a means for preventing the leakage of the adsorbents therefrom; and use of the above adsorbents. By using these adsorbents TSST-1 in bodily fluids …
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